While we figure out a plan in #19842 to display
subscriber count for spectators without doing a heavy query
to the database, we hide this section in navbar.
It's always better to use the user ID than the email for fetching data
about an object whose unique ID we have, which should be all of them.
And it's also cleaner code to use the standard people.js method; tabbott
checked that indeed all callers get their `user` objects from `people.js`.
Since we restrict spectators from having access to avatars using
email to avoid someone brute forcing a user's email, this removes
a 401 response from the server in spectator view when trying
to open user info popover.
Additionally, this fixes the cached-fetching behavior documented in
the comments we add about the way we construct URLs.
This commit updates the error message returned when the maximum
invite limit for the day. We update the error returned by API to
only mention that the limit is reached and add the suggestion
to use multi-use link or contact support in the message shown
in webapp.
Add `escape_navigates_to_default_view` as a bool setting in
UserBaseSettings model and implement it as a checkbox that toggles
the hotkey implementation of escape to the default view in the
advanced user display settings.
With /help/ documentation edits from Alya Abbott.
Fixes#20043.
Previously the edit user modal element was appended inside the
settings overlay itself, so the styles for .custom_user_field
elements nested inside #settings_page were sufficient both for
edit user UI and profile section in personal settings.
e6e60107 changed the code to append edit user modal to body
element and thus existing css was no longer applied to custom
profile fields with custom_user_field class in edit user modal.
This commit fixes to have same styles for .custom_user_field
elements in #edit_user_form.
A user wouldn't differentiate between a "normal" modal and a "settings"
modal. If one shows up instantly, one would expect all the others to do
the same. The difference between Bootstrap fade and non-fade is pretty
noticeable (300 ms for fading).
This is a prep commit for the Micromodal migration which will have 120ms
as the animation time which wouldn't feel slow.
We attach the DOM for the modal to the body element
to avoid style interference from other elements and having to choose
a separate parent element for every single dialog_widget.
Previously, there existed a bug where clicking an open message edit
box when the compose box was open would not focus the message edit
contents, but would instead:
- focus the message edit content,
- close the compose box,
- and unfocus the message edit content.
That first bug was fixed in 4e1525d7c4
which eliminated the unfocus part of that problem, but closing the
compose box is undesirable here anyway, since often it can be useful
to have compose open while interacting with the sidebar filter widgets
or working on editing a message.
Click_handler.js was created in commit
e5467d3268 by moving code from ui.js.
While making this change, some handlers were rearranged, but the part
of this comment saying "... code above" was never changed. This commit
changes that part of the comment to refer to the correct handler
(which is labeled by a comment as MAIN CLICK HANDLER).
The `make_compose_box_original_size` function is designed in such a
way that it should only be called when it actually needs to resize the
compose box. In 3 of the 4 places that called it, we checked whether
the compose was already the original size; this fixes the 4th to do
the same.
Since it's a button, it doesn't need the "keydown" event. So,
removed it. This fixes the bug where pressing any key while the
avatar's delete_button was in focus would pop up the modal.
It was introduced in e5d0448505.
This made it impossible to e.g. use Font Awesome icons inside a `<ul>`
list item (they worked correctly inside `<ol>` list items).
This line was apparently added in
17ad591eb4. The original thinking
behind this line is not clear in the original PR, but is likely a
forgotten relic from experiments with a custom unordered list bullet
styling.
This provides a cleaner organization for our display settings, to make
browsing them more intuitive for new users.
We still need to update the /help/ documentation following this migration.
Fixes#19960.
Removes the `/day` and `/night` options from the typeahead menu while
still allowing the commands to be used. Typing `/day` and `/night`
will now suggest `/light` and `/dark`, respectively. Also changes the
`Dark mode` and `Light mode` popups that appear after using the
corresponding command.
Fixes#18318.
A bug in the compose.css code resulted in showing the close button in
the banner in a wrong way. The previous logic to center the button
vertically didn't actually achieve our goals, since in cases where the
text line-wraps to two lines, it'd look oddly out of place.
Fixes#19770.
* Remove unnecessary json_validator for full_name parameter.
* Update frontend to pass the right parameter.
* Update documentation and note the change.
Fixes#18409.
This fixes an issue where the auto-complete dropdown doesn't reflect
the changed stream in the message edit UI.
We add an unlisten method to the typeahead library to support this
reinitialization cleanly and in a way that can be readily reused in
the future.
Fixes#19874.
For background, the .topic_move_breadcrumb_messages and
.message_edit_breadcrumb_message classes is applied to these checkboxes.
We add margin-top of 10px to the second checkbox to space them
appropriately. Additionally, we can remove some unnecessary complexity
from the template/CSS.
With a tweak from tabbott to remove the break-row logic as well.
Fixes#19947.
It can be pretty annoying to lose your place when replying to an old
message, even though every other chat application does this. And it
doesn't really buy us much; the user can always scroll down if they
want to, we have a helpful notification about where their message is
(which could be improved), and then we don't need to add some sort of
new complicated logic to avoid marking messages as read unexpectedly,
which the existing logic for this block badly needed.
(It had existing logic of that form dating from the pre-unread counts
pointer era).
Fixes#11462.
The from_scroll=true setting has been present since essentially the
beginning of time (6ae117ea5f), and has
moved around a number of times since. It's possible that it was
correct with the UI model as originally implemented, but the behavior
it creates now is that sending a message in the home view does not
move the cursor, and sending in a narrow does, without any intent
behind that behavior.
Further, the logic for controlling whether to display a "Scroll down"
notification clearly expects that this code path will actually trigger
a scroll to the current message, which would be the case without the
from_scroll setting.
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